Short By Product Poems

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Premium Member The Trouble With Liberty

Lock-step agreement is most effectively achieved by tyranny.

Or, perhaps better stated: 

Disagreement is an unavoidable by-product of freedom.
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By-Product Of

by-product of
unconditional 
blindsided faith 
in the innate power
of bounds made 
through time
never able to see
that the feeling was
not mutual 
believed in the version 
of truth that was make believe
Form: Lyric

Human By-Product

There is a din gurgling through my calm.
Rancorous roots reaching
into ceasing heartbeats.
They writhe and twist and mangle.
It is but an idea unbridled.
The slow decay of morale manifest
in teardrops long dry.
All that prevails, the black salt.
Form:

By Product Of

by product of....
actions moved 
forwards backwards
depended upon positive 
negative charge  
push onwards upwards
by product of....
ebb flow creates the
waves of cause and effect 
that propel each in differing 
directions down differing paths 
along the way
by product of....
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Resentment Is

Resentment Is Miracle Man 4/11/2022 Feelings of resentment are often seen as, The dregs after life’s pot has boiled dry. The by-product of spending too much time, in a space where you had little desire to be. You’ll never be a totally happy gardener, if plowing the same rocky soil each day.
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Such a Thing

Is there really such a thing? Or just a by-product of sentience. They exist, as they are percieved but not as they truly are. Chemical reactions, each not quite the same, Though the chemical hand which grips the reigns seems similarly powerful. The very processes that allow you to continue, Making you want it to end it. Is there really such a thing? Or just a by-product of madness.

Premium Member Lil Hat's World

I've seen the by-product
of alcoholic parents
not my own
but some folk I love

Those whose souls
cry out from a childhood
    of 
Poverty
Humiliation
Being Ostracized
Anger

MIXED AT THAT!
Black and White

Where I come from, 
a formula for torture
not black enough
not white enough

Living in the ghetto's 
of San Francisco
leaves that adult
by-product
in a messed up way

~Ms. Affection - March 17, 2021

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